Middle Tennessee Jewish Parents Collective
Connecting and Supporting Families in #JewishNashville
The purpose of the Collective is simple: to connect, support one another, and share resources for raising Jewish children in our community.
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This group, spearheaded by The Jewish Federation of Greater Nashville and co-chairs, Ayelet Berger & Penny Woody, is a safe space to connect with other Jewish families with school-aged children. We are excited to connect with you, learn from one another, and build a supportive community for our children and families.
We invite you to fill out our Interest and Expectations survey to get on the list for emails and tell us what you're looking for from this group.
Jewish Learning Resources for Parents & Kids
PJ Library
PJ Library sends free high-quality Jewish children’s books to families every month. These stories spark conversations that inspire the whole family to explore and celebrate what they love about Jewish life.
Kveller
Kveller is a Jewish parenting website that publishes articles on pregnancy, parenting and Jewish culture.
My Jewish Learning
My Jewish Learning is a website that offers a wide range of learning resources individuals interested in Judaism and Jewish culture.
Navigating Middle Tennessee Schools
Reporting Antisemitism
If you or anyone you know have experienced or witnessed an incident of antisemitism at school or related to school, please fill out the antisemitism incident report form below. We will maintain confidentiality and not share information without your permission unless there is imminent danger requiring action.
Jewish Holiday Calendar
This resource is designed to help families share important information about Jewish holidays with schools. By providing clarity on observance practices and varying traditions, it encourages understanding and respect for students who may need to miss school for religious reasons. Sharing this calendar can foster better communication between parents and educators, ensuring that all students feel supported in honoring their faith.